A couple of weeks ago, I was one of many online writers to be invited to be part of the first online movie junket. |
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This moderately paced, often rugged cross-country junket is for experienced backpackers. |
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Your on-message diarist, on the other hand, has no doubt secured himself a place at the great junket, and should order the new tuxedo now. |
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Six different shows in two days is no junket, especially when you don't know your fellow performers. |
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The way other people rent cars, he chartered the Concorde for a little family junket to Disneyland. |
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Any journalist worth his name should have at some point or the other done his share of spade work to get that coveted junket. |
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Meanwhile, junketeers are getting very nervous about how much longer the junket system will continue as it had. |
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Freebie junketeers sometimes scribble down words of praise and pass them to publicists right there at the junket. |
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After college, Steve bummed around Europe on the Railpass junket for a few months. |
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In addition, as an ingredient in junket, it helps coagulate cheese as well and is considered a thickening agent for many other foods. |
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There is a lobster bisque that explains why no one ever marketed stewed-tomato junket. |
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I remember finding it hard to choose between junket and tripe, but I named tripe as I disliked it even more than junket. |
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In light of that, can she confirm that the actual number of jobs resulting from this junket is likely to be not many, if any? |
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A full third of the group's members are likely to be living outside of Los Angeles and New York and not in attendance at every relevant junket. |
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Apparently he wasn't able to bring 300 of his closest friends on his last international junket. |
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How can festivals avoid falling into the trap of becoming just another stop along way for the Hollywood press junket? |
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The people on the ground in Covington scoffed at George's little junket to Louisiana yesterday. |
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In the context of talking about a date during a junket in Lake Tahoe, Olivia told me that she really hadn't formed any romantic attachments at all in her lifetime. |
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On a Congressional junket, paid for by a private party, you have tens of hours of exclusive time with a Congressmen. |
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I've been on exactly one 10-day junket to China, so I'm hardly qualified to answer that question. |
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In an interview the day after the junket for The Town, Affleck resisted being neatly boxed into the comeback story narrative. |
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At the Cannes press junket, the film-makers sit at a bank of round tables while the journalists bob between them like bees above a flowerbed. |
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But the worst thing, by far the worst thing I have ever tasted was junket. |
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A 2009 Las Vegas Sands document lists the top 10 junket companies in Macau. |
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The answer seems to be a lot of time spent talking as well as the odd junket. |
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When do you arrive in this favorite land of yours for you Okie junket? |
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When a platoon of Italian prisoners of war was sent on a little junket to Aqueduct one afternoon last month, every last one of them bet on Arcaro. |
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The only downside for the Congressman was if their junket became public. |
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Cheung was the major stakeholder in a junket company called Neptune which began running a VIP room at Sands Macau in 2005, according to Hong Kong court records. |
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Her last junket was a Mediterranean cruise. |
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I have to say that when the new Minister of Agriculture took his little junket to Japan to tell the Japanese that our science was safe and that our beef was safe, I think the Japanese said that they test all their cattle. |
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The film will be released in the UK on May 21 and several European distributors are planning a day and date release to maximise press opportunities, using the UK press junket. |
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In the case of last week's Reuters and AP articles, the journalists should not have based their entire stories solely on the official press junket. |
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Junket activism is not a new phenomenon on the political landscape, much literature and art is actively devoted to the promotion of exotic India. |
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